Whorl Inside A Loop

“Myers is particularly heartbreaking”
— Vulture
“Chris Myers... is terrific.”
— New York Times
“Chris Myers is extraordinary ”
— New York Post
“Myers demonstrates his range in his parallel role as Jeffrey... [presenting] the play’s dramatic and emotional high”
— Financial Times
“...the inmates’ stories that have the most resonance, however, especially that of Jeffrey (An Octoroon’s Chris Myers)...”
— Time Out NY
“Chris Myers portrays Clinton, just one of his five stand-out portrayals, which include one of the inmates, the volunteer’s young son, and a nun.”
— New York Theater
“[Chris Myers], in one of the show’s most moving monologues...”
— TheaterMania
“In its most emotionally captivating moments, such as Chris Myers’s monologue...”
— CurtainUp

Honky

“Chris Myers steals the show.”
— Review Fix
“Chris Myers is unbelievably funny”
— Cultural Capital
 

BLKS

“Although all the performers do excellent work, the standouts are Gilbert... and Myers, who charmingly makes the most of the sole male character.”
— The Hollywood Reporter
“Chris Myers [is] strongly chameleoning three variances of maleness in the play.”
— David Walters, New York Theater Guide
“Myers can truly do anything.”
— Helen Shaw, Time Out New York
“... Chris Myers plays every male role, becoming completely different (and always ridiculous) characters for each of them.”
— Zachary Stewart, TheaterMania
“Chris Myers [is] beautifully double-cast.”
— Robert Hofler, The Wrap
“Chris Myers is terrific.”
— Elisabeth Vincentelli, New Yorker

An Octoroon

“Myers gives a tour de force in his triple roles as the blasé black playwright, the charming leading man, and the mustachioed villain.”
— TheaterMania
“Chris Myers is topnotch.”
— Daily News
“…the handsome, intelligent Myers is truly impressive in his various roles and ability to switch styles of acting at the drop of a hat. [He is] marvelous throughout.”
— Huffington Post
“One-man powerhouse (Chris Myers) [is] worth the price of admission alone with [his] riotously comical performance. Meyers gets brownie points for his amusing mad scene between his characters George and M’Closky, which could mark a star turn for the young performer.”
— Edge
“Mr. Myers is the standout in his three major and completely different roles”
— Stage and Cinema
 
 

Brownsville Song

“Chris Myers, a standout in “An Octoroon,” and again here…”
— New York Times
“Chris Myers as a variety of characters, make[s] strong impressions in supporting roles.”
— TheaterMania

Fences

“Myers’ work is the sort of revelation which is worth applauding”
— New Haven Independent
“Myers beautifully shapes Cory and resonates with an especially powerful sincerity.”
— TheaterMania
“Chris Myers gives a vigorous and impassioned performance”
— CurtainUp
“Myers physically embodies Cory’s early tentativeness… in one of the most memorable scenes”
— Star Ledger

Little Children Dream of God

“Chris Myers gives a slyly funny, tart performance as the androgynous Vishal”
— New York Times